Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King cast, one man's musings on the works of Stephen King.

Each week I'll review the works of Stephen King and the chronological order of publication is what I used to say once upon a time

back during the days when I had started out on this journey and was doing just that, reviewing the works of Stephen King, one chronological episode at a time in the publication history. But I did that, everyone.

I did that.

I completed that journey.

But much like Ka, you know, we are on a wheel and

Ka is a wheel, this podcast is a wheel, we continue on.

And so I still keep myself fully entrenched in the world of Stephen King and still like to talk about different aspects of the Stephen King universe.

I recently just published an episode detailing my thoughts on the first three episodes of Welcome to Dairy on HBO Max.

And what I'm doing this episode is discussing my thoughts on the recent publication of Joe Hill's latest book, King's Sorrow. Why am I talking about a book published by not Stephen King on something called the

Stephen King cast? Well, well, it's within the Stephen King family, isn't it? Because as you

may know, Joe Hill is Stephen King's son. And I have talked about most of the works of Joe Hill

in previous episodes on this podcast, which you can find in earlier episodes.

And there are a lot of reasons why I want to talk about King's sorrow. This will not be an

in-depth critical review or analysis of King Sorrow. What it's going to be is, like I said, my thoughts. I want to share my thoughts on this book,

my relationship with this book, and why you should go out and check out this book.

And if you have any thoughts on King Sorrow, write into Stephen Kingcast at Yahoo.com.

I would love to be able to read your opinions on this latest publication, on upcoming episodes of the Stephen Kingcast.

Also, if you are hopping online to do that,

head on over to iTunes and please leave a review that will greatly help out. Like I said,

in my last episode, I talked about the first three episodes of It, Welcome to Dairy. If you have any thoughts on It, welcome to Derry. Feel free to write into

Stephen Kingcast at yahoo.com or if you have any thoughts related to any of the works of

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